If the anticodon of an alanyl-tRNA is IGC (inosine-guanine-cytosine), to which of the following codons would it bind?
The codon AUG specifies either initiation of protein synthesis
or an internal methionine. What would be the sequence of the
anticodon of a tRNA that binds to this codon?
a.GCU only
b.GCU or GCA only
c.GCU, GCC, or GCA
d.GCC only
e.GCU or GCC only
tRNA | mRNA |
C | G |
A | U |
G | C, U |
U | A, G |
I | C, A, U |
If IGC is anticodon (consider CGI, because tRNA is in 3' to 5'), than it can pair with following codons,
GCC
GCA
GCU
Option c
If codon is AUG, than anticodons will be,
UAC
UAU
Note
For 1st and 2nd base, only one base will be complementary but for 3rd base more than one bases can be complementary because of wobble hypothesis.
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